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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
BOsroS, May -. 337
Yesterday To-day.
THURSDAY, May l2-P. ".

THURSDAY, May 12-R ".
Tho stock speculation this morning opened higher than
last evenings closing figures, aud there was simply
continuation OF yesterdays movements. Tho same
features which yesterday prominent were tho con
spcuous OF today The buying ran largely to the
dividend payers. while the traders scaped profits
or losses from tho lowerprced stocks. The average
sentiment OF the board at the opening this morn
ing was that after yesterdays advance moderate re-
action was due That sentiment grew out OF failure
TO appreclate tho situation Because conspic-
nous and sometimes large trader over the railing
was active In giving orders 10 purchase stocks
which were advancing the most rapidly the Idea was
entertained that much OF yesterday advance was que
To the operations OF that particular operator Tho TACT
Is he simply catche-On to movements tue origin OF
which he hal nothing 10 do with ana IN Such STOCK as
Chicago aud Northwestern his operations would nave
about the relation to movements progress as
V would to the revolving oI cart"neeL
stock notably strong because It Is BEGINNING to be APP
will show earnings equal 70 over 10 per cent upon
classes OF Ia stock. IL Is being purchased ny Pe0pie
OF this year will approximate the price
OF Burlington and Quincy burlington aud quincy
to-day sold 1853 against 1919 last evening ST Phul
ppeferrcd and Omaha preferred were comparatively
strong though making smaller advances than chicago
and Northwestern. Among the trunk lines Lake Shoc
the conspicuous feature and advanced per cet 70
OLA while the others wcrosrOng WIN smaller "l'anVeS
The reported earnings OF the Central ana ud
son River the month OF April printed In this morn
ings tribune, showing gain ~ me gross OF over
cePicl a criterion of the gains by all he other trunk
lines The Lake Shore Company mas .or
ended March 81 aud 1t will make no
srparate rcport for the month Of April, but we have
mo- hesitation in saying that its earnings for the last
month were S2s7OOO greater than the month OF April
1856 which would make the gross Tor that monh over
Sl.f30,oOO. ,,, oi
The coal stocks strong but scored only small nnai
advances Among tho lower priced stocks Peoria, De-
catur and Evansville and Wheeling and Lake rle were
conspicuous their strength and Richmond ana Mest
Point closed with advance OF is per cent. new
York and New-Engan. after opening . higher AT -
was thrown the market at 81 bat IL ler sOu at os
a579s western Union sold up 10 rs. but 10 finally ad
little more than To hold yesterdays best price Fort
Worth and Denver recovered To and closed at DOG
snch fluctuations AS there in the market were
natural and helhful aud the market closed quiet anu
confident at close Ia the best figures or the day.
A moderate business was dOrc In Government ponds
and the prices were firm at unchanged quotations as
fulf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. May IL. -I2;SJn. n.-cottol firm; Mddns
UplandS ll-l5L do. Orleans o|d sale,-loo9o bales.
~ 200 bales, including 8. 100 American.
FUTURES irregular Uplln IL Low abiding clause May de-
al oiLi do June and idlE delivery to64L also 70
.Bld; DO July August delivery. 4obid also D ~
.6ld do August September delivery. o4o04d also
47-6Id september and OctoOer delivery S9oi also
4nid do Octolser NOveD delivery 3O04, azo5
2sCi; do November aud December delivery. 21-Gd also
26.6i l.: do. september delivery 1854 1900. 80,
On M otton-GOOd Mldling Upiands 1864. Mid
ding plands, Ill 6d. Low Mmdlng Upands, 50-lod;
Good Ordinary Uplands 5-l6d.i ordinary Uplands DID,
Cool MIddilng Texas I3.I6i MidIug Texas, a. l1d
Low Mddmg Texas, y l6d.; Good ordinary IeAas cLi
Ordinary Texas, s, Good Middng orleans 0'sdi Mdd-
Ing Orleans 5st; Low Mddng Orleans, osi Good Ordln
ary Orleans 7.l6l., Ordinary Orleans. . sd ,,, -,
2p sale, u tas Itf iacd tel $500 OAls'
Futures quiet Uplans Ndding clause May delivery;
4..O4. DIVERS do May .al jiae tshyerG = PAL
ami August delivery. o lo-o4a buyers 10 AuEust any
September delivery. .64d. sellers do September and
OCTOBER delivery o5soi& sellers do October aud Noye
Uer delivery. &J04L 0uyers DO NOVeaOct ahd ne.em-
Der deuyery. 2l04d sellers no. september ueuFery'
a n m-Futures closed quiet Cplands Low Middilns
clause Nav ieuyery tOii buyers TO- May and June de-
livery Uuyers do June AID july delivery tOOto
seers; ally ana August 'ehyery ie.Oi buyers 10
September anu october delivery, 35-6lL value 90 %
to,r aud November delivery 2Jo+L buyers no. NoNem
and December delivery z'oid seers no. SeV'e'"os
O. AZ WESTON MAY IS-Cot,ou nrm Middllng. lOs Low
MGnns 10 Lilo; Good Ordinary. ~ net aud cross 10
cevts s. bales exports CoastwIse 7Jd bales sales -
NORFOLK. May lS.-Coiton steady. Mhins 1914 a,s
gross receipts 50 bales xporIs OoS'"ise % oe'
sales d uaies stock 1886 bales.
s1ytNyAH Nav l2-C OttJn dull. Mddins. Id BIG Low
Middng 10 III Good ordinary. 9l0 net and gross ro
bales stock 4.O29 DaieS , ,,,,,,,. ms
NEw.ORLgASs, May lE.-Cotton steady. Mhillny lOs
O4 bales gross l2ll bales coastwso 6ss bales;
sales 500 baes. stock, l3O. l0a Oales'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRg DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS
good business with tho result OF scoring higher prices
wa, done In tho wheat early yesterday Tho favor
able advces from abroad and reports OF largo shipments
were the bull stmulnt shippers took 42SOOO bushels III
Guiding purchases first hands and spot lots were shade
better although closing weak The options weakened
I'm the under rezaons profits and not only
The ear OF cent lost but the market went 7Shy
about bottom quotations NAV
being = but losses icing scored OF Tor me
at g6 Juy at $685. Tor August aud September nj W.
for December 20 90 cents sales were made OF
delivery At 81 cents la corn alr export de-
inand developei sippers taking ll2O9 1nshe ana
shade over AOr some early hrmncss Inc
options aud closed ieay with losses OF @ cent
as follows: May and June ~. July fO August JO aud
Sentembor Bib cents The oats market ST. dy
with no shipping demand The options easier aud ended
m r. for MAY at % and 4 cent for Jue at 81 Juiy u
"a a cents Sales lard Of $40 Heroes reported
hui IL ia not whether for export 81 not The Op1n
were weak ani closed @l points lower as M
lows June 81 Jny 81 o. August 81 TO- septom'er - IL
and October 81 -. .--,... . - ,..,
The receipts grain and flour yesterday at New YORK
Philadelphia and Boston were repOrtc rs Olows
Wheat 3Os sg2 bushels $3.50 bushels Data G1148
bushels total grain 462 go bushels Hour ~ 500 packages
At Chicago Milwaukee aud St. Loni. the arrivals Were
Wheat 7S 2l3 bushels G2,C32 bushca olts JI"O!J
bushels grain 292s55 bushels; Hour 2l2l1 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO May ~ (SpeefaD There WIS an unaccountabo
feeling in wheat On the afternoon BOARD Juno un%
around so cents suspcous the peg was TO be taken
ont This was all remarkable because the news
was all bus At point clique brokers bid for all
there was In sight millions Of June wheat must have
been taken by Irwin Co. and Kershaw Co. June
wheat closed at se cents July at So cens June at
80 censi June lard, at So 10; June ribs. at 81 III
The wheat at Chicago Is beginning to move
freely over a million bushels viii have been
.,,nod ont nv the end OF the here
dsced about 900 bushels The stock OF wheat AT NIL
nkee Inv the week will also be down 10 less than
con 400 The export business euormous Nine
teen oat loads winter sold AZ chicago Tor export
There was bid for Chicago No Spring S2US3 cents corn
was weak June 80 cents on report tat some
corn lad arrived Buffalo In bad condition. Inc Story was
not verified and probably was not rne "erS
anil Juv rs at and July lard al 500 May pOIK was
dawn 70 40 5O and the that commodity was
lille reeyed Singer Ream were actively covering snort
Lard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13
rrpopeAS PROD UcE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL May l2-Proylsloas- Bacoa. Cum oerand ca,
as III. LOug Gear Mindless Jjs. l.; snort Gear Addos
s0s 81 Snort Js il SaJLt i5cs 2os IL pei owl bs'f
- I'd for Extra udia Prime Mess Dos OIL PORK
PrI,us Ness o7s oil per b0Li Prime Ness Eastern
~ nj Western Lard-American. 5os 81 Prime VEST
ern 35s Oli Lard on 32s I'll hams-Long Cut, 4Js;
shoers 3.OL Batter50s OF per eSt Tor nnsss nitei
states. Cheese-Amerlcan Choice 6!a IL Wheat-tei
WesIern Spring Is. I'll 97a Id Rel Winter, IS I'd
Is IA pe- cenial New No. Winter. 1s 4d.; do No.
srn IA 3D.; New Mixed Western, Is 5t; California No.
Il Is id ass Oil 40 2 IS 81 @6. 81 per eeata Pro
nestrtis OF Turpentine 2ss 0d TO- at London 2os cd
per ewt Petroleum sd per gallon Clover seed.
Ilne American. 23s OH; Prime CIV rs St per cwS
Rosln-Common IS ji Pale lis 81 GJs Ii nseeI Ct'
9Is Oh psr Provisions "A nericln HeirSer.si pes
hind quarters M fore quarters SD per To- hops AZ Lon
don-New.YOrk state ~ los. OIL rs os ol c09on'oe'
oil, Liverpool make. 1873 0d -, ~, an. A., aoa.
LONDON May I2Proiuce-Li1seei on z1S or. 1gs
I'D per cwt Lnseed 31s VI per guNseEs Ian
seed Cake 20 o. Cd per ton Refined petroenn Sios
a. 81 Bd per gallon Spirits oil Iurpcntlne COS w vs.
cwL, Pas 6s OIL ella Oh Proyisioas-Hirj S1s ~ pet
cwt for American. SugarlSa I'd per cwt Tor ouos
lrfugsl poorzing $50 ana la 3D. rs OF Tor d S.
Cd. Mutton. 2ls ID 923. VI Cocosant e. I5a Tor
Ga Cochin 937 o. American Refrigerated besL os io os
hind quarters and Is 6 for fore quarters pee o" w '
carcass o.,..,...
BREMEN May l2.-Petroleum. MARKS % p.snninr,n o
Wilcox 80 marks 90 ptcnnlnss per LLo
ANTWERP MAY Notwithstanding Pale American, -
francs paid and Is francs 20 ceou nes
Wicoxs closed at 80 francs % cedns1ef ~ kos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13
ss2s. 20. and tho internal

Thecustoms receipts were Ss2s.729. and tho Internal
revenue receipts &566.4g2
Foreign exchanges were dull aud weak VITA revlsoo
quotations for business as follows: Bankers
bills. S4s5ia and $4s7 for long and short sterling
for reichmarks; 4Ols and 4O4 for gulldcrs.
Tho governors OF the Bank OF England az their weekly
meeting today made change In the rate OF discount
aud IL romans at per cent During the week the bank
lost s5590o0 bullion and the proportion OF reserve 70
Its liabilities reduced from 48 % 10 IS 30 per cent
against 37s per Mt the time last year. The
weekly statement OF the Bank OF France shows loss OF
375 900 francs gold and gain OF 900 francs silver
At the London stock Exchange British consols opened
Lie higher at l03 Lie for both money and account
Money between bankers per and for discount
OF bankers bills per cent Bar silver steady and
nc 434st per ounce, English standard
American railways opened responsive to yesterdays
better tone of the home market and continued 10 i'm
prove during the day and closed ut the highest hgres
At Paris French por cents declined from 80 % 70
asO3O SO32l, and sight exchange on London was
easy at %. "a francs to the e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13

& anil s
s su aa Nominal os Ss s'd trade Tsrs
gram depot ,i% with ssss s.s
egsigc a. 70 eGors sna 70 alton Nc Mixed sr Ne.
cr 40 lSs market
=: s"s; s;,s'' ;S as's :ss:
s: %i;' U Sss: !:
sSsse White stars ehc,ss DO 'I Ia. r Ssse
sSgs sso s 3 oS ssa
hs%Sotn rssSl ehclcs a. sss1Ss Yam Fan % s Good
SION Beet g: e1r Fsn Good ssr 81 ~ Ii !:
packets ~ 50 smoked Beefi5olee, Beef Hams sss CO.
So ss 90 20 @ III 81 "oSsls o. Ham.
co. Or %
So Butter quiet. Pennsylvann Creamery Extra
Sasa I Pacx xS Butter a.
seoss is2c ssrs "s SKIM. Hs 20 tut
eS Ss and sissr s
test IN bbIs CSC surar-Rsnnsd nrm. SrannaisS SO
sgS san ss Els s. PEE
S GSS 900 eoy s SS5o SSo sS:
4.5OO bush. oats 1000 busn
.pa NAg sa &aS I'M N sas sG' g a., jan:
g6tc b seao asked do Tor July giac Did 9oc asked:
Gulet ana unchanged
p ST Louis May i2rIoqI steady wnsa. q.istsNs
closing s44c bid do July SlS9s2c. closing STAG:
do September 81 p9s2c. closing 81 Corn easer
Cash 14c.i June. 67lsc. July 3Se33sG closing $50
asked Oats ouietCash % @Ssrc; May 2,.c ud July
Barley no sales Hay-urgos demand AMI better market
Prairie s9GSll 90 Timothy 81 5U6sH JO..--Bran llc
Eggs unchanged. size Butter quiet Creamery $50
bic Dairy Ia Cornmeal S2 lOdsz .Provhlons
Pork. Old SIS O0 10. SIG 90 IAfd 81 ~
Drvsat Meats 6oxedshouders So 26o So Long Clear
s. OUOtS 20; Clear Ribs - O0V rs %. snOit Clear
IS 250sS 40. Bacon steady-shoulders 50 1895 BOZ
hsa5 fSa cs az 'Sal os
ReceiDts-Fiour 1000 bbis Wheat 10000 hush Corn
10000 bush oats $1,000 bush Rye LOO sunn Barley
1000 bash shlpments-FIYar 6.0VV bDu.s wheat 1000
bush corn $4,000 bush Oats 3looJ Lusn Rye 2o9o buah
Barney 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13
TIE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE Nav I2-Cottou steady Miding l07-c......
Flour steady street Western superlne 50 90
MIS- saeerane - 81 al 10 To- Extra s. IS as rs DO RIO
Brands - 90 PaaOco Family 70 % do sanSrl T
southern Rel % sGc 10 81 lOOc; No. Western
% 10 o Jaa S1 IS SSGs 10 Fl qs
souIhore higher White j$@0ie Yellow 81 S1Ie ~es'er5
4gc do July 4sc Oio August e 3 western Mixei
81 Soc; Pennsvivana S6GSJo..kye nominal az %
say Prime to eS0 PORK o s5 80
sieoO Bukmelts am ~" K.o sRes
sides zee Hams - a lIc.... Lard-Rerned at s'>Ss DC
Butter G@ %S',frn 70 fGSsl Petroleum seay5
KennSG DIE. CoHee-Iso csrgoe ordinary 10 ran.
as 49, w @s .o sS a.
EregGs 60 yerooo oer steamer $40 b
Wheat $1,000 bush Corn 1000 G1sE oaS oo' v Sns
- bus, Com 10000 lush saes-Wheat 4l6OoO bush
Corn 5000 bush
BOSTON Nav l2-Flour dull-ChoIco Extras So 200
Patents prime 81 0IPs5 lO.....:Corn trm-steanSr
No. i wmto 4O040iqc No 2 White $50 aj9c No ;
White Shorts Iri cre esr .p1 go Csc
Eastern "a a25c... Cheese duiet easy-Cnoloe
the %eek-Pi3ar $1,000 G6i and Cora $4,000
Uusn Oats IS 900 shorts $1,000 BUSH
qGotaby higher sales 20 carloads and $4,000 bush az
9G GOO Sa' g p iSOV wS Ses dull but nTm
No Req V2 &c asked; No White Michigan % &c asked
30 az. case aS' No. Yellow iIc No yellow 8 pc
....oats quiet and unelansed 40 Whi5 9e S&oo AZ
Barev-Season OVER. i've nominal elOtr quie'
MfeeI SnSsee o5o bS Wheat 800 BUSH
Corn push 0sts 4%S09 push n sa[ s O s Corn
s ssp1U Tss- 900 bush Cora IsOO bush
tor Patents - Is 81 SoatherG Winters s. pea - Mon
gan Wla'er sSij9sn Ca3s' T. s1ey nao''ta ga
So 2j Rye Flour-$2 O0s3 lc IN bills Bnckwheat $40
FThegstit9g tTturesrlngeI as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

the examination before trial by A. j. Ditenhoofer OF
George H. Primrose in the suit begun by NJ Palmer and
Marshall H. Mallory against Thatcher Primrose West for
SIT alleged breach OF contract failing appear
the Madison Square Theatre ~ the summer OF 1856. Mr.
to the receipts OF his nru during
that The question beng objected TO Justice barrett
yesterday decided That the question proper far
cened The outside OF tho city but overued the Oh
jeclon a to tlOso taken IN this city.
Justice D0nOhue granted the application OF James
r. Keene permission 10 discontinue his SUIT against ri
A. Kent and others Tor accounting In regard TO tho
transactions lard IN 1870 which the plaintiff claimed
that large profits made aud that the brokers failed 10
give him his Mr. Keene is required 10 the costs
The Mcmahon Flynn suit made little progress yesterday
before Shields Arthur Berry, Mayor Hewitts
private produced tho official Oahs the subway
COMMISSIONERS Henry Berger secretary OF the Insulated
Conduit testimony showing the Tela
tons between that company and the Consolidated subway
Construction Company.
An application In behalf OF Mary b. and Alfred
order compel trustees Of the estate Of Samuel Wood
t. render accounting granted ny Surrogate Rollins
yesterday.
Rollins reserved his decision yesterday after
bearing argument the behalf Miss Irene Hoy
Tor additional allowance OF $4,000 from the estate of her
father Jesse oyt. support pending her appeal FROM
tIe decision against her in The VIII contest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13
nr1AYIy FORWARDING IMlfIGRAYTS.

The passengers who had been detained threo
davs onside Sandy Hook the foreign steamships mat
would not OF coming into port 50 long a. the log
continued were Inclined 20 the steamship
conuanies for another delay Of twentyfour hours
in Castle Garden before thoY were tor"afdel 10
their destinations. This made tho steamship
,sonie indignant with Castle Garden authnrcs AS
Stated at Caste Gar ten the facts that all the av"Do
seambOats employed unlll ato on "elhe
dav transferring the lining their bagRaso ron inc
steamships an every EN- lOye worked until late al h ai
ne All day Yesterday making the rrclr OF c
Messenger hardest DAYS work that the "~to
Il rrn people have had and they get no oNtT pay Io
Win hs cent on OF landed from he Sap 81
Nehr ka and from the Bclgcnani which arrive os"r
Ia fug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13
nn WoopMANs ooMPLIMEyrs r0 lLR. HEWIIE.

The Hon. ADRIAN S. HEWITT, Mayor
SIR; am in receipt Of your communication OF May l0ih
extending your congratulations hopeful state OF cons
version regarding Sunday liquor selling That am not open
10 such ngraulaon from the words In my letter
m louor lately following those which
You quote Il feel that the niuent OF ms city, aken a,
whole l. opposed requentng OF saloons on sunday Tor
tile purpose drinking am strongly opposed a. ever
places SUNDAY resort WINE nave
alwy been In avOT OF permitting the sale OF pcrlshabe bcv
eraCes such draugh and beer during the sunday dn
r bnr to be drink al hume There great difference
between this and the proposition To authorize ths s'l
licensing saloons during hours SUNDAY Tor hk
ING on The premises permitted Dy the Gicgech BIN
there licensing family grocery 10 sell Tor home
consumption aud licensing saloon for baTdrlnking.
Yours respectfully, CHAs III. NoOihN.
NetC York May ~ 1887. President Board Oi Excise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13
FIGHTING IN THE GEDYgT HOUSE.

Thomas p Don ghcry broker some months ago became
debtor TO Colonel Fitch r. wdor grain dealer to tho
amount of $40 and repaid 800 OF tho debt Both
men board at tho Oedney House and met In tho
ONCE on Wednesday Wilder Rskei for the
balance due MIN. This fingered Doughcry and
usIng uncomplmoutarv language, no nui"l
out slOO bi change at the desk, and PAID Colonel
WI Ter so Wilder suggested That Douehrry sho "a
get office. and quarrel arose resulting IN O2
pOiicen Clinton VAS Attracted ~
he nose and entering the ofco arrested DOughery
Widcr complaint Dougherty bail for his appearance
jefferson Market Police Court and when afT'ighcd there
Yesterday renewed bail TO appear for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13
corID PAYS ms FINE AND GOES

The application for tho release OF Thomas f. Goad from
the Ludlow JAIL where he has been confined since May
under Of thirty days imprisonment and fine Of
$3.50 contempt 0; argued yesterday before JUS
lice Barrett In the COuIt ibamberH 10y A. H. Hum
for the Prisoner and Corporation Counsel Lacombe Tie
latter made objection To GOul5 Release saying
that all wished show OF GOulds stamp
thai they dsobeY the orders OF the with
punity Mr. Hunmel said that Gould ready 10 the
nne aud hs Judge directed that ~ that done e
be released that lie physically unable to
endure the The fine paid aterward and
Gould free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13
WORK OF THE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY,"

The American Bible society hed u seNeuV5II' HHu''
meeting Yesterday IN its hail Bible House The follow
m MANAGERS were elected: James Taft John f. Parsons
Frederick Sturges Robert Lennox Beknap Wacott JACK
son John Crosby Brown, John b. Cornell Henry W. BOOK
stayer and George Reynolds The annual report showed
that the cash receipts OF the society last year wero Sg sos
and The expenditures S554i9O During the year 70
sq7 copies Of the Scriptures were printed ana
Tine circulation foreign lands was 52l"JO
in seventy one years Society has lsuc 1881
oT6 copies have been distributed in all parts o me
world the meeting address was made Dy
the Rev Dr. Vermye, OF the Collegiate reformed Chu'u
DR. Vermye lei the first meeting Oh the society wien
in wa organized in 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13
CALENDAR To-Day.

surEEMs CouGr cu,NsEas-Beiors Barrett J-Nos 49,
217, 200, 2J2, 29i 1yJ. - - -
SUPREME CoURT-GENERAI rKRM-Before Van Rrunt p. j.
Daniels Bartlett JJ-NOs. /. g. g. T. 81 Ia ia 20 ri
~ o. &c. a. az. A. d. g. go g. Co. 81 ITO 1911 las ISL
sUPEyAn CONFESSIONAL TKHM-PAHT t.-Iefore Patfer
Nos 1926 1866 1897. l22S 6l3. 1910 1865 1918
1889, 1929. ll3O 47G. 1901 ll45. 1868, 1851.
sIPREMK CONFESSIONAL IERf-PART 1I.-Before Beach
JNos 1886. 1884, 1903. 1886, 1884 l347. 1881, 1870
SUPRRNK CONFERENCE.-The I.-Bef0re Lawrence. J.
Mos 34OG 4lG2 3435 $685. 1897 1893 394 39o 1883
$500 27S9 27s9 3i9 1850 3447, 1912 1913. $50, 346o
3ios. 33g5. 1884, 264O $50.
SUPREME couRr-CIRcUii-PAHr IIBsfore Andrews, u
oday calendar
suPKKMk CoURr-CIRcUir-PART ILL., Before Donohue j.
Nos 4e57 6l27. 4579 4U07 AGO. 5Ol4 44l6 $685. 4769
saas 6l46 512 1910 1856. 34s0 1894 1884, $685. 534
s025. $751; 622i. 5322
oo1BxhH C0URT-CRcUI--P IV.--Betore graham j.
Hedsg calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13
THE LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY oFsURGEOy&

Professor Jarvis r. Wight NJ D. OF the Long Island Col
Iege Hospital the society OF Medical urpru enoe ana
state Medicine at its meeting evening ~ No II West
Thirty first ST. points on The Legal Hespcnspy Il
Surgeons" paper followed bY dscussgn ia when
r. III Herm Dr. +. G. Spzkt Charles II. Kitche ami 9TH
ers TOOK part Wight expressed his conviction
that surgeons promise but should guatih
ice simply they would give TO their patients their best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. May l2-In the Court Of Appeals today the
following causes argued
No. 367The Bank OF Batavia respondent agt the New
YORK Lake Erie aud Western Railroad Company appellant
No s0I-DAnle Dorrance IT, respondent, agt Robert
Deaa and others, appellants.
The following Is the day calendar for Mayl3:
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13
srrA1frRs nv COLLISION IN TIE BAT.

The steamships Begenland Of the Red star Line ana
uarepool British tramp both damaged by collision
in the Lower Bay Quarantine Wednesday night The
Bg inland hal two OF side plates broken In AMI damaged
her AHA There considerable ap
among Belgenlands passengers untH uey
learned that the damage not serious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13
yIYOR BEWITf,S JOKE on EX-MATOR ELY

MAYOR HEWITTS JOKE on EX-MATOR ELY
FxMsyor Ely called Mayor Hewitt yesterday ana IN
confidential whisper said he would like to have ehu "p
pointed reg ster Of the official paper.
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~ ~ Mace uuder the city government register OF the
city paper r .,,,
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city Record" ,..,, ..,o Nt.ror Then
With Sinkle I'm his eve he said: "NOw Ely, VIII ten you
what / will agree to do. When you can MI Oo'"h"' S
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lOuiest OF ALI MI Ely weighs iVJ PouH"S'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13
~ rrrrnrAIyMENr BY lie BLIND.

The NewYork Institution Blind celebrated To MY
sixth anniversary last night for the hrt time the eHer
ces were held the chapel OF the institution ty Young
white dresses and AS many Young men w0 'i'
the exercises. superintendent w -
Wait gave an account growth OF the nstntOn lie
programme sisted OF music and singing by The pupils